Commanders’ Shovel Pass Fails on Two-Point Try and Eagles Win 24-22

Overview

• The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Washington Commanders 24-22 after Washington’s go-ahead two-point conversion attempt failed late in the game.
• Offensive coordinator David Blough suggested a practiced shovel-pass concept and head coach Dan Quinn approved the decision to go for two from the 1-yard line.
• Film shows Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo penetrate the back side and stop tight end John Bates after center Nick Allegretti lost his block, ending the conversion.
• Quarterback Jayden Daniels and Quinn publicly backed the call and blamed execution, while former players and social-media critics including Robert Griffin III faulted the read and mechanics.
• Analysts are preparing deeper film study to examine the read, blocking breakdowns and the earlier Stefon Diggs goalpost penalty that removed a prior two-point opportunity and changed late-game options.